Paul Barnard

Pretty much any of them will fit your requirements even the original A7 is still a great option as a basic stills image camera.

It’s easy to select the wrong mode in the heat of the moment. I do it probably 20% of the time.

There are two bracketing modes, single and continuous. In single mode you have to press the shutter for each image. In continuous you press once and the camera takes them all.

Oh oh I feel compelled to hit the subscribe and smash the bell.

Connect one camera to the IE app the clock will sync. Disconnect the camera and connect the second one. That one is now synced. The internal clock on the camera will be more than accurate enough ...

I would be more concerned that the audience here is too old to remember it 😜

Same for me. The only video I have ever shot on my A series cameras has been by accident. A stills only version to remove the unused buttons, dial positions and menus would be perfect for me.

Video isn’t a fad it is vlogging that is the fad. Videography does not need a front facing screen…

No it’s just the latest buzz. It will be replaced by the next buzz in due course. Still photography is still (sic) the primary use of the type of camera we are talking about here.  I can’t see ...

I really must put a roll or two through mine.

Actually if you do a lot of low level portrait orientation work the side flip screen doesn’t work.   With the screen flip out and down you can’t get the camera right to the ground. With the screen ...

I think you will find the majority of people objecting would also love a fully articulated screen but one like those on the A77/99 bodies. The objection is to the ones that flip out to the side of ...

+1 on that statement.

That’s the break for me. Just hate them when they swing out to the side before you can tilt up or down. guess there isn’t one in my future.

Very pleased that you found a good option for yourself. For me it’s the opposite. I bought a vertical grip and hated how bulky it make the camera. I sold it and have been happy ever since. I don’t ...

yes but two points here which shows the issue… 1. I was talking about the battery retention clip which is inside the battery compartment that most definitely click in automatically when the battery ...

Actually no. Just pushing the battery home causes the latch to clip over the battery. If that us not happening with your then it is broken. You can completely remove the battery door and the ...

To have something enter the battery recess to operate the internal battery clip needs unbelievable levels of chance if said something also doesn’t rip the battery door off. I suspect you failed to ...

I don’t use filters for 99% of the time. I rely on the lens hood. That goes for all my lenses wide to tele. I do have UV filters for all my lens sizes in my bag all the time. They only get used ...

That’s why camera and lens packaging in US are not sealed like in Europe and most of the rest of the world. Anyone who seriously thinks those returns don’t get resold is for sure fooling ...